Texas Instruments TINSPIRE Teacher Software Guidebook - Page 511

Windows®: Right-click the object. Pinned objects are labeled with the object type ("circle" or "axes") and display a pin icon. You can select the object and choose Unpin from the context menu to return the object to its original state. Notes: - The work area does not display a label when pinned. You cannot grab the work area to pan the view if the work area is pinned. - Pinning an object to another object does not prevent manipulation of the "pinned -to" object. For example, a point pinned to a graphed function does not prevent manipulation of the graphed function. - You can still edit a pinned object in some cases. For example, you can edit the x and y coordinates of a pinned point. The point can move to reflect an edit of values, but not in response to manipulation. - For an object that includes a Lock attribute, locking is disabled after you pin the object. - When you point to a pinned object, the pointer does not change to one that allows translation or grab-and-drag actions. Working with points and lines Use the Points & Line tools to draw the following types of points and lines. Point and line tools also let you name, label, or redefine points. • Points: Point, Point on, Intersection point(s) • Lines • Segments • Rays • Tangent • Vectors • Circle arcs Working with points There are three tools for creating points: • Point • Point On • Intersection Point Graphs & Geometry 499